Where is the Sun on the Summer Solstice 2019?

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While preparing for the presentation tomorrow, Call to Consciousness, something was brought to my attention. It has been stated that the Summer Solstice occurred at 10:54 am CDT. This would normally coincide with the Sun moving into Cancer….

Look at the position of the Sun: STILL IN TAURUS!!! So, I checked with the NASA Horizon site, to see exactly who the Sun moves into Gemini:

TODAY! June 22 at 2:09 am CDT.

And the class tomorrow

This causes me to wonder about so many things. Have the solstices and equinoxes changed due to the Precession of the Equinox? When I was in Heru, at Macchu Pichu, the Celestial Shaman there the Guardian of the Equinox marker told me that the equinoxes were now in February and October. When I went to Kemet last fall, it was to witness the Sun shining into the door way at the Temple at Abu Simbel on October 22, for 22 minutes, a very ancient fest8val celebration. I feel this is the time of the actual Equinox, but I have not really begun my investigation as of yet. I would like to measure the realtime number of daylight hours and see exactly when is the longest day. But does it have anything to do with the Sun moving into Sidereal Gemini? In the Babylonian system, it begins when the Sun moves into Cancer…..Solstice means Sun Stops, after the Solstice, the days grow shorter until the Winter Solstice, when the Sun Stops, and the days grow longer again. At the Solstice, the Sun Stops moving on one direction, and starts moving in the opposite direction….it is a time of powerful alignment.

anyway, GOOD SUMMER SOLSTICE TO YOU!!! Stay tuned for more from HeruScopes and Good Rising TV. For more info, visit horoscopes.com

ONENESS

Great Summer Solstice 2014!

Good Rising! Just wanted to acknowledge the powerful alignment that is going on at this monet. Not only is this the time known as the Summer Solstice, it is also the time when the Sun moves into Sidereal Gemini. It is rare for these events to line up side really, even though it happens four times a year in the Western Astrology system.  The word solstice, means Sun Stops. From our position, it appears that the Sun stops for three days in its motion across the sky. The Sun rises in the same position for three days, then heads back in the opposite direction.

Vasilis Kanatas writes at astrology13.com

After a course of 37 days in Taurus, the Sun enters to Gemini on June 21 at 19:40 GMT. June 21 is also the Sun’s summer solstice, ie the day when the Sun reaches its maximum removal from the celestial equator. The Ancient Greeks called the solstice “Heliostasion” = Sun’s standstill or Stop, because the sun seemed motionless in Heaven for several days!
From an astrological point of view, therefore, is at least incongruous to have Solstice and sign transit on the same day. Stagnation and move on the same time! Therefore the path of the Sun in Gemini this year is marked by many contradictions and reversals.

 

 

(By the way, MERCURY IS STILL RETROGRADE UNTIL JULY 1)

This combined with the current Jupiter exaltation in Cancer, we are in for quite a ride this year.  Here are some of the highlights we can look forward to this year:

Jupiter is within the Sacred Hoop. The Great Cross, the River Mayu. The Sacred Hoop has 4 gifts:

• the Power to Forgive the Unforgivable.
• Healing
• Hope
• Unity

 

The Sacred Hoop brings Blessings and Healing, especially from Trauma. Brings Strength to the Community.

Benevolent Jupiter brings pure grace and providence during times of utter hopelessness. The gifts that jupiter brings last long:

• Children
• Knowledge
• Growth of Consciousness
• LASTING WEALTH

 

All of this positive energy is now focused in the area of Family. Welcome in the Gifts and Glories of Jupiter in Cancer: according to Baba Pillai. luck, money, reputation, the BEST. Both Jupiter and Saturn are exalted until November. Very practical, make wise investments and save money. you can read more here…..

 

 

Peace, Tchiya